Podcasting is set to continue to grow at a rapid rate for many years to come. What YouTube is doing to TV is like what Podcasting is doing for radio. Imagine in a few years time when you hop into your car and you switch on the podcast instead of switching on the radio. That is certainly going to happen! Check out this really interesting list. If you want to listen to this I’ve picked out the most interesting tools in this recording! If you want to learn more about podcasting click on this image below and John will share some awesome free information at his masterclass! (Note: John is founder of Entrepreneur on Fire which is a podcast that makes a lot of money!!) 1.

The best way to create podcasts in Mac OS X is by using Podcast Capture. Podcast Capture comes with every Mac and can be found in the Utilities folder inside your Application folders. Just launch the application, select your podcast server, and get started. How To Record Voice Podcasts On The Mac. There are also several third-party apps in the Mac App Store available especially for podcasts. The tools already available on the Mac are described below. If you recorded the podcast using QuickTime Player or another app and want to edit in GarageBand, follow the steps below first.

Jay Baer • – Transcribing podcasts for posting on ConvinceAndConvert.com (and as LinkedIn blog posts). • – Post production editing for Jay today video podcast. Bonus: shared by the top podcasters and also where we share our setup for recording podcasts. Our setup for recording podcasts. Amy Porterfield • – Recording high quality sound for the podcasts. • & – Tools used to chat and communicate with the editing team about podcasts and manage the production aspect of podcasts.

John Lee Dumas • Adobe Audition: This is my one stop shop for recording, editing, adding sound fx, removing unwanted buzzing noises or the ever annoying dog barkingall in one place. Simply the most robust Podcasting tool in my toolbox. • Auphonic: It’s important to tag your MP3 with important metadata and also make sure you and your guests audio levels are level. Auphonic allows you to do both in style! • Google Hangouts: On our free weekly, Google Hangouts allows me to stream a video Podcast about how to create, grow, and monetize your Podcast. Simple, effective, and free, it has all the right combinations! Mark Schaefer and Tom Webster • and: Tom Webster and I are busy folks so our goal when recording The Marketing Companion is to keep it simple.

We do it from wherever we might be in the world over Skype and the recording software I use is Total Recorder. Online games for mac free download. This is inexpensive and uncomplicated, yet provides all the functionality a podcaster might need to get started. It has worked flawlessly, even when we mess up! Rick Mulready • Heil PLxT Boom Arm – Extremely useful tool for holding the mic in the right place. • mic – Very affordable and delivers a great sound.

Backup mac quickbooks for windows. This saves your file in a.qbb format, which you will need for the next step. In QuickBooks for Mac: File > Back Up to QuickBooks for Windows. Step 3: Open QuickBooks for Mac File in Windows Version of QuickBooks File > Open or Restore Company > Restore a backup copy > Next Local backup > Next, select your QuickBooks for Mac file (make sure it is in.qbb format) > Open Select Next to choose the location where the restored file will be saved in the new.qbw format.

Mitch Joel •: Used for recording conversations over Skype. •: Used for recording conversations on the iPhone when meeting someone in person. •: I use Audacity to record the show.

I export that file into WAV format and then put it into a program called to equalize the volume. From there, I import it back into Audacity and then export the file as a MP3. Jon Jantsch •: Recording all conversations. •: Editing of the podcast •: For leveling and noise reduction •: Hosting all the podcasts.

Mike Stelzner and: My favorite podcasting tool is a combination of Click to Tweet and PrettyLink s for WordPress. By combining these two tools I create what I call a verbal tweet. PrettyLink allows me to say “Be sure to visit to let your friends know you love the Social Media Marketing podcast”. Click to Tweet allows me to create a single URL that I can use in PrettyLink. When that URL is visited it populates a tweet into folks Twitter stream recommending my show. Chris Ducker • – Used them for the Virtual Freedom podcast, and loved the social elements, where you can tweet episodes out and they’ll play directly from within Twitter itself – no need for another tab in your browser to open.

• – this piece of kit is affordable, super easy to use, and the sound that comes out of it is professional beyond belief. Couple it together with a decent pop filter, and you’ll sound like a radio DJ immediately! Joe Pulizzi •: I live by my Audio-Technica 2020 USB. Amazingly good quality and easy to use. •: I use Libsyn for podcast syndication. It makes it super easy for iTunes and Stitcher. • Audacity: It’s not high-tech at all, but I use the free Audacity for editing.